PART 1 · LESSON 9 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
The bows
The bowing room after the meal, dates and chestnuts in a bowl: live well, the two of you, and don't fight; we'll live well, Grandma; now the dates and chestnuts, hold out the skirt; how many are you throwing; dates for daughters, chestnuts for sons, nine; we caught only five; five is plenty, may you be healthy and happy; come to Jeonju often, with my great-grandchildren.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
The bowing room of the wedding hall after the meal, the couple in the traditional dress, Mrs. Park and Grandma with a bowl of dates and chestnuts. Eli and Su-a are respectful to both; Grandma speaks casually to the couple and Mrs. Park politely.
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